.; 1% Preferred............................................. {99 T~National Dairy Products Ccrpor^isn; CommonStoek Purchase Warrants/ Wamnts ^Optlon-Expirea May 1,1940).............................. 10050 .100.00 ' 6,000 National Lead Co.; 7% Preferred, Class A..................................... 10050 22,000 _Obi Oil Co.; 6% Cumulative Preferred (Option-110)................... 10050 3,540 Elevator Co.; 6%Preferred........ .................. 10,000 Proctor A Gamble Co.; 5% Preferred (Option-115 on or before 10050 .

Electric motor windings--field coil wrapping --field coil supports--and armature col lead separators are popular elec trical applications.

He said he could not believe that the hazard would be any greater than that involved in the similar use of a 50% solution of anilin in methyl alcohol, and in this I am inclined to agree with him* Of course, this application of lead could be limited to the use of large transport planes a n d :one would assume that the personnel will be always intelligent and under definite instructions.

Eocembor 13# 1939 TO MEMBER FIRMS: In accordance with Articlo III of the Constitution and By-Laws# the followin'- application for membership is sub mitted to you: T7ishnick-TumpeerInc*# 295 Madison Avenue hew York# N.Y# manufacturers of asphalt and asphalt specialties# mineral rubber# lead oleato# zinc stearate and carbon black.- with plants locatod in Lawrenceville# Illinois# and Border and Sunray# Texas# If no objection to this candidate for membership has been received within thirty days# tho Exocutivc Committee is authorized under the Constitution to elect this candidate as a member of the Manufacturing Chemists' Association.

Andrew Fletcher Vfee-CAeiman, Board of Trustees Vieo^PreeitUnt, St Joseph Lead Company FORUM--Impact op Supuyee Health on Industioal and Public Relations - . .

.-915*32 0007-SWP-000017067 STATEMENT OF TAX ACCOUNTS September, 1937 Boston Bound Brook Chicago Cleveland Dallas Detroit White Lead Works Houston Minneapolis Newark Oakland 0 S & 11 (Coffeyville) 0 S & M (Magdalena) Ohio Domestic Corporation' Martin-Senour Brooklyn DEBIT CREDIT XJtesii 5*695=89 384-90 8*927=27 103,700o73 22,950-42 1*258*76 97=20 3:065-90 1:262o!

Andrew Fletcher St, Joseph Lead Company Dr.

From the standpoint of the solid ingredients in lacquers, i. other than lead, I think y o u need have no fear as we have pretty generally agreed,in our past experience with both the manufacture of the pigments themselves and their utilization in lacquers and enamels, that they do not show any marked effect upon those who are using them.

You will be interested in knowing that the Judge charged the Jury that there was no evidence that any of the Esso dispensed at the Rowe station during the times mentioned in the trial that had a greater concentration of tetraethyl lead than 3CC.

Mittnaeht Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Chrysler Building New York City New York Dear Mr* Mittnaehts Thanks for your long letter of September 27th and Its enclosures which I have gone over very carefully, I have come to the conclusion that it is wise and necessary that I come along to New York as soon as possible and discuss matters with Dr, Denno and Mr, Bonsib, There are some things in the instructions to tank wagon drivers and other persons engaged in the handling tf lead in motor fuels which I do not feel that we can safely let pass.

I believe therefore, the only thing we can do in this connection is to sug gest on the basis of our experience, such things as might be desirable in connection with these pumps* Naturally enough, whatever occurs is not our loss, and it is not therefore strictly speaking,-, our affair * This is especially true since the hazards from the point of view of lead would appear not to be remarkably great.

They diagnosed the trouble as lead poisoning, as was also the diagnosis of other physicians.

If it is attempted to remove heavy dust such as lead oxides by an over head hood the conditions may be worse than if no exhaust were used at 279

STACK LAND OFFSITE SECOND TOTAL OFFSITE OFFSITE ANTIMONY 00 BARIUM 00 CAUSTIC Di-N-Octyl Phthalate LEAD 0 0 0 0 0 7 METHANOL PHXHALIC ANHYDRIDE 1-499 0 0 0 00 00 0 17* 0 0 00 00 00 863.5(2) 3 (3) 1 (9) 863.5(1) 61(2) 264(6) 2(3) 61(1) 00 6460(4) 72184(5) 326(9) 3018(2) 30(3) 4(9) 3018(1) 00 1932(7) 0 1731 388 * 0 78970 6070* 0 1932 SODIUM SULFATE 0 0 148,276 0 0 00 SULFURIC ACID 0 0 00 00 0 VCM(8) 3008* 73,554* 0* 0 00 0 (1) Empty Bags (Sant to Monroe County Landfill) (2) Empty Baga (Sent to Cham.

Inhalation: Exposure to high concentrations of copper fumes may lead to irritation of the upper respiratory tract, metallic or sweet taste nause, metal fume fever and in some instances discoloration of the skin and hair.